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|Transcription=agents who had the management of the said voyage, which hee knoweth
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being Gunner of the said shipp, and being severall times with the said
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Mr drinkewater and Mr Weston ashore about sending their herrings and acquainted with their ordering [?XX]
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such herreings (as were taken in) to be laded aboard her, and with their
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entrie thereof in the Captaine house and with their taking [?XX] the
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Cocket thereupon as for themselves, and what then
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ordered to be received, were received aboard, and are other goods, they
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having given order that noe herrings should be received aboard but
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what came from them, which order was accordingly observed, and
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thereby the shipp came away above an hundred tunnes dead freight
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and saith that all the herrings and goods that were taken aboard
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the said shipp the said voyage in the port of dublin, were by the
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master and company received as being laden only by the order
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of the said Mr drinkewater and Mr Weston. And otherwise hee
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cannot depose.
  
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To the second hee saith that neither the master nor company nor
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any of them brought any herrings with said shipp the said
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voyage for themselves more than the quantitie of three barrells [?withall],
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And otherwise hee cannot depose.
  
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To the interrogatories [CENTRE HEADING]
  
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To the first hee saith that the interrogated Nathaniel hutchinson
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went out masters mate of the said shipp the said voyage, and that
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Richard Wilshire who went out master of her, dying at dublin
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the said voyage, in or about August 1651 ( as hee
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remembreth the time) the said hutchinson supplied his place
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of master. And the Charterpartie or schedule annexed being
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showed unto him and by him perused, hee saith the said hutchinson
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signed sealed and delivered the same, as nowe appeareth
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which hee knoweth seeing the same soe donne, and setting his name
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thereto as a witness, and saith it as or Charpterpartie made
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for the said voyage, where in the freight in controversie is demannded,
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and saith his contest Nathaniel hutchinson nowe attending to be
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examined, is the selfe same Nathaniel hutchinson that as
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master of the said shipp so signed, sealed and delivered the
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said schedule. and otherwise hee cannot answer.
  
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|Transcription=1. agente who had the management of the said voyage, which hee knowTO DO: eth
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To the second hee saith that a hundred and tenn barrells of
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2. being Gunner of the said shipp, and being severall times with the said
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herrings (or thereabouts) brought home in the said shipp the said voyage
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3. Master drinkewater and Master Weston ˹assore XXXXX XXXX˺ and acquainted with their ordering TO DO: XXX
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from dublin to london, were here delivered to or to the use of
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4. such herreings (as were laden in) to be laded aboard her, and with their
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a merchant living in Bishopsgate streete (why so nameth hee
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5. entrie thereof in the Captaine house and with their taking onto the
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knoweth not) and other parcells to other persons, whose names
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6. Cocket thereupon as being all for their for themselves, and what then
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alsoe hee knoweth not, and saith they were all consigned (as hee
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7. ordered to be received, were received aboard, and are other goods, they
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understood) to be delivered here to the said Mr drinkewaters
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8. having given order that noe herrings should be received aboard but
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brother living in this citie, and that they were delivered out here
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9. what came from them, which order was accordingly observed, and
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by his order, and otherwise hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid
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10. thereby the shipp came away above an hundred tunnes dead TO DO: for XXXX
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Referring himselfe to his foregoing deposition.
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11. and saith that all the herrings and goods that were taken aboard
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12. the said shipp the said voyage in the part of Dublin, were by the
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13. master and company XXXXX received as being laden only by the order
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14. of the said Master drinkewater and Master Weston. and otherwise hee
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15. cannot depose.
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16. To the second XXXX saith that neither the master nor company which
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17. any of them brought any herrings with said shipp the said
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18. voyage for themselves more than the quantitie of three berrells ˹wyatt˺,
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19. and otherwise hee cannot depose.
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20. <margin value="CENTRE HEADING">To the interrogatories</margin>
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21. To the first hee saith that the interrate Nathaniel hutt hutchington
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22. went one masters mate of the said shipp the said voyage, and that
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23. Richard wilshire who went our master of her, dying at dublin
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24. the said voyage, in or about the XXX of August 1651 ( as hee
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25. remembreth the time) the said hutchingson supplied his place
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26. of XXX. and the Charterpartie as shedule annexed being
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27. showed unto him and by him persse, hee saith the said hutchingson
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28. signed sealed and delivered the sume, andas nowe appeareth
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29. which hee knoweth being the sume se donne, and setting his name
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30. thereto as a witness, and saith it as or Charpterpartie made
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31. for the said voyage, where in the freight in controversie is demannded,
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32. and saith his contest Nathaniel hutchinson nowe attending to be
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33. examined, is the selfe same Nathaniel hutchingson that as
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34. master of the said shipp so signed, sealed and delivered the
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35. said shedule. and otherwise hee cannot answer.
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36. To the second hee saith that a hundred and tenn barrells of
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37. herrings (or thereabouts) brought home in the said shipp the said voyage
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38. from dublin to london, were here delivered to or to the use of
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39. a merchant living in Bishops gate streete (why so nameth hee
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40. knoweth not) to be delievered here to the said ˹Master˺ drinkewater XXXX
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41. brother living in this closse, and that they were delivered out TO DO: heXXX
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42. by his order, and otherwise hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid
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43. referring himselfe to his foregoing deposition.
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44. To the 3 hee cannot answere, saving hee knoweth nothing TO DO: theXXXX
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45. To the 4 hee saith then hee shall not receive any of the freight TO DO: interrate
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46. thense is so recovered ˹from Master˺ drinkewater˺ not being any of the shipps owners, and saith
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47. there is a monethes pay got XXX to him this examinate and TO DO: XXXXXX
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To the 3 hee cannot answere, saving hee knoweth nothing thereof.
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To the 4 hee saith then hee shall not receive any of the freight interrogated
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though it be recovered from Mr drinkewater, not being any of the shipps owners, and saith
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there is a monethes pay yet due to him this examinate and &#91;?XXXX&#93;
 
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 553
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IMAGE: P1140276.JPG
First transcriber
Jill Wilcox
First transcribed
2013/04/10
Editorial history
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agents who had the management of the said voyage, which hee knoweth
being Gunner of the said shipp, and being severall times with the said
Mr drinkewater and Mr Weston ashore about sending their herrings and acquainted with their ordering [?XX]
such herreings (as were taken in) to be laded aboard her, and with their
entrie thereof in the Captaine house and with their taking [?XX] the
Cocket thereupon as for themselves, and what then
ordered to be received, were received aboard, and are other goods, they
having given order that noe herrings should be received aboard but
what came from them, which order was accordingly observed, and
thereby the shipp came away above an hundred tunnes dead freight
and saith that all the herrings and goods that were taken aboard
the said shipp the said voyage in the port of dublin, were by the
master and company received as being laden only by the order
of the said Mr drinkewater and Mr Weston. And otherwise hee
cannot depose.

To the second hee saith that neither the master nor company nor
any of them brought any herrings with said shipp the said
voyage for themselves more than the quantitie of three barrells [?withall],
And otherwise hee cannot depose.

To the interrogatories [CENTRE HEADING]

Rp.

To the first hee saith that the interrogated Nathaniel hutchinson
went out masters mate of the said shipp the said voyage, and that
Richard Wilshire who went out master of her, dying at dublin
the said voyage, in or about August 1651 ( as hee
remembreth the time) the said hutchinson supplied his place
of master. And the Charterpartie or schedule annexed being
showed unto him and by him perused, hee saith the said hutchinson
signed sealed and delivered the same, as nowe appeareth
which hee knoweth seeing the same soe donne, and setting his name
thereto as a witness, and saith it as or Charpterpartie made
for the said voyage, where in the freight in controversie is demannded,
and saith his contest Nathaniel hutchinson nowe attending to be
examined, is the selfe same Nathaniel hutchinson that as
master of the said shipp so signed, sealed and delivered the
said schedule. and otherwise hee cannot answer.

To the second hee saith that a hundred and tenn barrells of
herrings (or thereabouts) brought home in the said shipp the said voyage
from dublin to london, were here delivered to or to the use of
a merchant living in Bishopsgate streete (why so nameth hee
knoweth not) and other parcells to other persons, whose names
alsoe hee knoweth not, and saith they were all consigned (as hee
understood) to be delivered here to the said Mr drinkewaters
brother living in this citie, and that they were delivered out here
by his order, and otherwise hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid
Referring himselfe to his foregoing deposition.

To the 3 hee cannot answere, saving hee knoweth nothing thereof.

To the 4 hee saith then hee shall not receive any of the freight interrogated
though it be recovered from Mr drinkewater, not being any of the shipps owners, and saith
there is a monethes pay yet due to him this examinate and [?XXXX]

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